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Photographs of the Stuttgart Ballet in Las Hermanas, with Marcia Haydee, Ray Barra, Birgit Keil, Ruth Papendick and others, one photograph inscribed to Kenneth MacMillan by Ruth Papendick (two large)

Photographs of Marcia Haydee and Richard Cragun in Requiem, with photocopies of further photographs some taken from Hurst Kogler and Leslie E Spatt's book The Stuttgart Ballet

One photograph of Marcia Haydee, Richard Cragun and Egon Madsen in Song of the Earth

In the gracious presence of H.M. Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother, and in celebration of the Centenary of the birth of Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree, founder of the RADA. To aid the rebuilding fund of the RADA Vanburgh Theatre and Variety Heart Fund for Under-Privileged Children.

The secrets of dangerous and thrilling acrobatic dancing are revealed by the editor of "The Dancing Times". Illustrated article.

Kenneth MacMillan created the dances for John Osborne's musical The World of Paul Slickey which premiered on 5.5.1959 at the Palace Theatre, London. Material in this file consists of:

1. Card and metal invitation from John Osborne to Kenneth MacMillan for drinks and supper after the first night, written as a memo from Paul Slickey
2. Programme for the first night at the Palace Theatre, London 5.5.1959
3. Stage

Photographs collected by Kenneth MacMillan, a few of friends and colleagues including Nicholas Georgiadis, Georgina Parkinson with her baby Tobias, and Ian Spurling, others of film and theatre personalities including Charlie Chaplin, John Mills, Laurence Olivier, Jane Russell and William Walton. There is one large photograph of Kenneth MacMillan in the theatre with John Osborne, Jocelyn Rickards and Dennis Lotis, during rehearsals for The World of Paul Slickey.

Photographs of Kenneth MacMillan with the Evening Standard Award for Ballet in 1978, in the background are HRH Princess Margaret and members of The Royal Ballet in costume for Elite Syncopations, (one large); of Kenneth MacMillan receiving the Evening Standard Award for Outstanding Achievement in Ballet in 1991 for Winter Dreams, with HRH Princess Margaret, onstage holding the Award, and two photographs with Birgit Keil and Vladimir Klos holding the International Emmy Award for A Lot of Happiness, 1982
Two black and white photographs of Deborah MacMillan receiving the Society of West End Theatre Award presented posthumously to Kenneth MacMillan for his one act ballet The Judas Tree.